St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-30

| gave Tue last of her Monday afternoon recep
IONS last week. All of Mrs. Grof's lat homes
go go oeen very pleasant. and her parlors
t n.ve oeen we'll filled every Monday afternoon
throughout the month. The reception last
monday was characterized by the graceful
! hospitality for which Mrs Ralch and hel
daughters are so well known, and was lit
'ihs CLOSING to a successful series.
Little Miss Helen Griffith, daughter of o. j
Griinth, entertained a number of her friends
i iase monday afternoon, in honor of her NTH
pirtnday. The little lady dispensed hospitali-
.tes IN way that showed great social posi-
Diiitles which time only is needed to develop.
Dehclous refreshments were served and q
very pleasant time had by the little guests.
The young people of st. Marks parish held
their social at the residence of l.. Christian,
corner Eighth street and Sixth avenue south.
conversation, music, cards, dancing and re-
Ireshments offered variety of entertainment
whereby all tastes were met and pleasure was
assured to all
The young peoples social at Plymouth
cnurch was we'll attended last Friday evening.
MRS. |. j, Convey, Miss Hughes, w H. Clarke,
ID: Shuart and G.. W Giessler added much
TO the pleasure OF the evening by the musical
selections they gave.
Otis and Ora Merchant entertained their
little friends last Wednesday afternoon at
tne nome of their parents, Mr.. and S. ID. Mer-
chant. About twenty-five children were
present and games and refres hments made a
pleasant party.
On Sunday evening last the East Side Maen-
hercnor gave another OF their regular series
OF entertainments al Germania hall. An in
tefestng programme was rendered to the
entire satisfaction of the large audience
present.
y. II. Rosselot gave a delightful party to
ABOUT forty of his friends Wednesday even
ing at his home 1908 Fifth street southeast.
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gents party to indicate what jolly time was
had.
The Park Avenue church ladies gave a
Mexican social aud fair at their lecture-room
Friday evening for the benefit of Il young
Mexican whom they are educating for the
ministry.
The birthday surprise party given to Capt.
Samuel Brearley on Thursday evening last,
and which was described at length in Friday S
issue, Was ore Of the happiest affairs of the
week.
The home of Mrs Almar, IA Florence court,
was the scene of very pleasant church So
ciai Friday evening, which was given by the
ladies of Holy Trinity parish on the Ea st
side.
Lawrence Tuscany and wife gave pleas
ant party to twenty-five of their friends last
wednesday evening at their home, 331 East
Nineteenth street.
The Neighbor club will give its regular
fortnightly dinner next Tuesday evening at
the residence of DR.. George Kicker, 3011 First
avenue south.
The young ladies of the Thirteenth Avenue
NJ. E. church gave home mission social at
the residence of P. G. Hanson last Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cormerais gave a delightful
party to about forty friends Thursday even
ing at their home, 81 Fourth avenue south
east.
Mrs. Louis Foster gave delightful dinner
on Tuesday in honor of her guests, Miss
Thomas and Henry Foster and wife.
DR.. and Mrs. George Kicker entertained the
Neighbor club last Tuesday evening at their
home, SOIL First avenue south.
Mrs. j. NJ. Griffin, 1701 Park avenue gave a
reception to her lady friends Thursday after
noon, from to o'clock.
Nus. F. c. Barrows entertained the r. H.
w. P. society Friday evening at her home, 227
Southeast Fourth street.
Miss Deney entertained a few friends We'd
nesday evening at her home, 523 Bryant ave
nue. north.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A Sprague. 31s West
Franklin avenue, entertained friends Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Chamberlain, 40 Fourteenth street
south, gave small tea party Wednesday
evening.
The S. S. club is contemplating a swell
opera party for the latter part of the week.
Mrs. John Wees entertained twenty of her
lady friends at tea Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Louisa Adams gave dinner party to
large number OF friends Tuesday.
Mrs James Lunt gave pleasant tea to a
few friends Friday evening.
Mrs. L. j. Moore entertained friends at
dinner last Wednesday.